Internet was out. TV channels wouldn't change. No housekeeping on Wednesday, so no trash was…read moreemptied. Hot not available due to water temperature issue. We left a day early due to numerous black big ants In the bathroom and kitchen. We paid $560 for what was suppose to be 3 nights. We left a day early so only one night. We complained and reluctantly, we were given $100 credit. Will never go back.

Hidden gem! Inn keeper was fantastic. The grounds are lush and being on the river made it even…read morebetter. Will definitely be going back!

Tiffany Hill B & B is a must stay. Up on a hill surrounded by forest and only 1/2 hour away from…read morethe town of Asheville where you can visit the local breweries, shop the many shops or spend a day at the Biltmore Estate. You can stay in the main house or in the carriage house which has two connecting rooms. All rooms have a different theme and are beautifully decorated. Karen and Craig, the owners and hosts are amazing people who make you feel right at home. After a special breakfast you will be treated to a performance with Craig, a celebrated opera singer, with Karen accompanying him on the piano for a couple of songs. Words can't begin to describe his voice and Karen is an accomplished pianist. Looked forward to that every morning. The breakfasts were above and beyond and served like you are in a fine restaurant. No matter if you are on vacation, get away weekend or business trip, Tiffany Hill is a must stay. You will not be disappointed.

Just BEAUTIFUL! Immaculately kept, gorgeous decor, delicious food, fun snacks, coffee service,…read morespotlessly clean, warm staff. The relaxing countryside views and sounds wash over you. Tiffany has easy access to Brevard, Hendersonville, Dupont Forest, Ashville and Black Mountain. Nice HOT water in the tub and shower. Details clearly are important to Selena, the owner. They eargerly accommodated us for a game of cards. Southern Hospitality at its best! Thank You!

Lawdy, this place is great, but it is only open three days a week, so reserve well in advance!…read moreHoused in a beautifully decorated rustic lodge in the NC Smokies, the food is served family style, and everything we had was delicious. We thoroughly enjoyed chatting with the other folks at our table. Always nice to share restaurant and touring tips. The menu is based on what is fresh. Our menu consisted of beef pot roast, pork roast, amazing cabbage casserole, famous tomato pie, green beans, tossed salad with yummy dressing, beets, carrots, garlic mashed potatoes, hot fluffy rolls, and cranberry orange poundcake. If you are a vegetarian, fear not. Plenty of delicious, fresh vegetables. It was like grandma reads Bon Appetite but also sticks to the favorites. BYO wine or cocktails.

This was my first time here and the food was amazing. The staff were excellent and attentive. The…read morescenery was beautiful. I would definitely come here again for dinner.

The host was fantastic. She had a nice spread of food for the fourth, had coffee and snacks for…read morebreakfast . This was a nice and secluded in the mtns. Nice sized rooms , comfy bed, a full refrigerator in the bedroom and microwave access. Could not ask for a nice relaxing place! Kudos to the Host!

We had a great week and the hospitality was unmatched. The rustic setting was most relaxing. The…read morehome theater was located in the lower part of the house and did not distract from the adult's peace while the kids took in a movie. Complementary wireless was available for the Yelp updates :). And the fresh breakfast every morning was highlighted by the fresh backed biscuits. The only thing keeping me from putting five stars was the bathrooms. We had the upstairs rooms and the bathrooms while tastefully done with modern amenities, were small. In fact, I would have a hard time telling which had more space; these bathrooms or those on the Embraer regional plane. For both, I cracked my head on the door when trying to mount the throne. The location here is grand... maybe 20 minutes to the Casino and Indian village. Perhaps a little longer to the Blueridge parkway. And just a few moments from the quaint part of Dillsboro. This one is a definite try again when we venture this way next.

A idyllic treasure B&B with sweeping mountain views and an immaculately maintained and decorated…read morehouse with beautifully decorated rooms. Delicious homemade food with a lot of produce and herbs from the gardens. Dog friendly and healing oriented. The charming owner, Kim, is very knowledgeable not only about local hikes and waterfalls, but also very talented in healing through nutrition and exercise.

Wow! Wow! Wow! If you want a BEAUTIFUL experience surrounded by the beauty of nature with luxurious…read moreaccommodations and incredible food, Butterfly Ridge Mountain Resort is truly a five star experience. From our gorgeous room with a private balcony overlooking the mountains, to the incredible hostess, plant based chef and wellness expert who also prepares delicious homemade breakfasts for you in her home (the banana bread alone is worth the trip), to the true sense of peace and tranquillity you feel--it is priceless! Whether you are wanting to hike the miles of trails, a romantic weekend getaway, are looking for a wellness retreat or want to finish writing your book (like I did), do yourself a favor and come here! Your future you will want to thank you for making such a beautiful choice.

I simply love a good bed-and-breakfast. I love the comfy sheets, the warm and friendly host, the…read moredelicious breakfast. Beaufort house gets up five on the comfy sheets! But everything else was a solid 3. Nothing wrong with it at all... But, I was underwhelmed based on my previous experiences. When we checked in, the host was fine. The room was fine. The bathroom did leave some things to be desired. There was not a good place to put your toiletries. We also had to climb into a very deep bathtub to get to the shower... If you are clumsy, like me, you may walk away with a couple of bruises. The house itself was very pretty, and was decorated in a manner appropriate for the property. I would've liked to seen some warm blanket to sit out on the patio with, board games, or puzzles to pass the time. There was only one sofa, and it was not in a cozy little nook where you would want to hang out. The food was fine. The menu is heavy on carbs and sweet breakfast treats. They were executed well enough. But there was not any particular breakfast that knocked my socks off. Again it was fine. The location was very convenient to downtown Asheville. It would be a two minute drive or a 10 minute walk to downtown Asheville. This bed-and-breakfast did not appear to be owned and operated by the hosts, rather an absentee corporation or business. I think that made the difference. Everything was fine, but it didn't have that touch of home that you expect when you stay at a bed and breakfast. For example, when we wanted to use the television, and needed some assistance, when we called the number that was left, the call was blocked. On a whim , we texted Fortunately, they responded right away. But ultimately, after 6 PM you are on your own in terms of staffing. Overall, I can recommend Beaufort House, but I think next time I will try something different.

The Beaufort House Inn is a beautiful house, in a charming convenient neighborhood, and with a…read morefriendly staff. However, I was expecting this to be a special and elegant experience and it was not. When we arrived during the specific check in time the door was locked and no one was in the front office. It turns out they were showing someone else to their room but we didn't know that. We just stood out on the porch not knowing what to do until someone finally came to the door. There's no reason they couldn't have the front door unlocked during the limited window of check in time. The person who showed us around said there would be "heavy continental breakfast ". However, it turned out the breakfast was probably the very absolute minimum they could provide and still call it breakfast. It was very disappointing. If I'm not mistaken it was only available from 8:30 until 9:30 or something very limited like that. Finally, there was no lotion in our bathroom, only shampoo, conditioner, and hand soap. I would stay there again but I would have to weigh the options of amenities and prices of other hotels. A regular mid price hotel has more amenities than what was offered when we stayed.

Spent last weekend at the Bent Creek Lodge for their six course Bourbon Dinner weekend; our forth…read morestay. We had a vey restful stay, great beakfasts, and enjoyed the wonderful company of other boarders. Our room was pristine and very warm and comforting - we slept great. The forrest was beautilful and the flowers were beginning to blum - just gorgeous time of the year.

First time staying at the Bent Creek Lodge, and what a pleasant surprise! We were greeted at door…read moreby the owner, Randy, and given a tour of the dining room, fire pit, porches and our room. The Lodge is beautifully done and furnished, and we couldn't have been happier with the "homey" atmosphere. The morning staff cooked up and served a hot breakfast that fit the charm of the morning light coming through the windows. Randy provided excellent advice on finding dining and local activities. Excellent all around. Thank you for having us!

Our stay at the Chalet Inn was amazing, we had an incredible time in an incredible setting…read more Inspired by German pension, the Chalet Inn captures the tradition setting and setup perfectly. In fact, if you were just magically dropped here, you'd never know that you were in North Carolina instead of Germany. Both the chalet itself, and the surrounding grounds and well maintained. The surrounding grounds are themselves quite noteworthy. There are tons of things on offer, from short hiking trails (complete with strategically placed romantic benches), badminton, croquet, and a wood firepit with a propane starter (no need to build a fire yourself). George was a perfect host, welcoming us and providing tips and directions in the area. He was a great source of information, whether you plan to visit the nearby Great Smoky Mountains National Park, or explore other parts of the surrounding area. He was also always eager to make sure that his hospitality was unobtrusive, and made sure that we felt at home and that we had our privacy. His thoughtfulness extended to the little things, like starting a fire in the fireplace in the common areas in the morning and evening to take off any fall chill. And add to the overall atmosphere. Our room was also great, with a larger balcony where we were able to sit and enjoy some wine from the Stube (an honor- system store located on the premise) while we sat at enjoyed the stars. Our experience staying here was great and I'd recommend it to anybody!

So I'll start by saying I stayed here four years ago and had an amazing experience. If I had left…read moreit at that, I would probably giving this place 5 stars. Seems like things have gone wayyyyyyyyy downhill since then. I emailed the first week of July asking for an October reservation of the same room I stayed in originally because I enjoyed it so much. I waited two weeks and did not receive a reply (it says on the submission form you are supposed to get a response within 24 hours), so I called back to ask about the reservation I requested. The person who answered found my form submission and told me they are currently having "staffing issues", so they were not sure if they were going to be able to accommodate my stay. However, he collected some additional information from me, including the fact that I have an infant daughter, and told me to call back in a week when they should know if they will have the staff to support in October. Another week goes by and I call back, only to receive a similar response - "we'll know in another week, but assuming we have staff in October, you are penciled in for [the room] you requested". I call back again the next and still, receive essentially the same information. However, this time the guy tells me that they should definitely know in another week and they will call me back to know. He verifies the information I had submitted, including the fact that I have an infant daughter. It is now 1.5 months since I requested my original reservation, and I had still had not received a call back. I call back (again) and am FINALLY told that I can go ahead and square away my reservation. The guy starts asking for details including how many people will be with me, as if this shouldn't already be in their previous notes. As soon as I mention I have an infant daughter, the guy tells me that they only allow kids 12+ and he's "afraid that that isn't going to work". What. a. load. of. crap. Thank goodness I am not looking to reserve a place for Columbus Day weekend in October because I would probably be out of luck. This place has become less a Bed & Breakfast and more of a Bed & B.S!

My husband had business in Atlanta and we decided to add on a few more days. After searching hours…read moreon the internet I came across Innisfree Inn,. It had a 4 Star rating with AAA and it looked beautiful so I made the reservation. We were looking for a place to relax, do some hiking and look at nature and that is exactly what we got and more. When we got there Henry and Clare, who own this beautiful Bed and Breakfast, made us feel welcomed immediately. The grounds and the B & B are breathtaking. We stayed in the Lord Tenneyson Room. The lake nearby is Lake Glenviille which is incredible. They had a champayne cruise on the the lake and the next day evening drinks. They also served a full breakfast daily in the room. Clare and Henry gave us a map of hiking trails. They recommended Rainbow Falls and Whitewater Falls. Great hikes and even better scenery. This facility is well worth the 4 stars. Their service is just as good as any 5 star resort. It is romantic and well worth the trip.

My husband and I stayed at the Innisfree back in October of 2017. I was five months pregnant and am…read moregoing to blame pregnancy brain on my late review(due any day now). So the inn is a gorgeous property and the fall air made everything so crisp and beautiful. Claire and Henry welcomed us so warmly and made everything special. They were so kind to upgrade us to the Emily Bronte Suite that we loved! The room was warm and cozy, I loved the bathroom!! Lol. My husband really enjoyed that they brought breakfast to our room. He had never stayed in a place that did that for guests. It was always delicious and got us ready for a day of exploration. We went to the hospitality hour almost every day. Claire and my husband talked about craft beers and she was such a sweetheart to remember what kind of beers he enjoyed and had them at the next days hospitality hour. We took all of Claire and Henry's recommendations on things to do and good places to eat. Which included; the Champagne Cruise (lots of fun, Claire brought those delicious crackers she makes) different waterfalls to go see, and going to see the Biltmore in Asheville. Long story short we loved this bed and breakfast and if given the opportunity we would gladly go back. Thank you Claire and Henry!

Lisa and her staff were top notch. The lodge was amazing along with the location and views.read more

Our visit to the Lodge was FANTASTIC! The scenery was beautiful, the staff was great, the food was…read moreexcellent and the Lodge was awesome. Nancy and staff went out of their way to make us feel not only at home, but part of their family. Breakfast was very good and made to order. The rooms were clean and very nice. Sitting on the porch, rocking on a rocking chair and watching the incredible view was relaxing. You can bring your pets, but if you don't, there is Ethel. She is the "pet" chicken! She is friendly and loves to be held and petted. As you travel up to the lodge, you may see turkeys and deer. We also heard an owl and a coyote in the evening while sitting on the porch. A surprise was watching at least eight hummingbirds feeding on the flowers from the porch. The staff will cook supper for you or give you dining suggestions in nearby towns. It is just down the road from Cherokee, and just a few minutes away from The Great Smokey Mountains Railroad. The railroad trip is worth the time and money. Rafting is just down the street along with guided fishing tours if you want to check them out. Overall, it was one of the best travel experiences we've had. We travel out of town about every other month. We are already making plans to return to the Lodge soon!